About the Book
Source: Wikia. Pages: 67. Chapters: Alexander, Asura, Atomos, Bahamut, Bismarck, Cactuar, Caitsith, Carbuncle, Cerberus, Chaos, Chocobo, Diabolos, Fairy, Fenrir, Garuda, Gilgamesh, Glasyalabolas, Golbez, Gold World Pass, Hades, Hydra, Ifrit, Ixion, Kirin, Kujata, Lakshmi, Leviathan, List of Summons Who Servers are Not Named After, List of Summons Who Servers are Not Named After, Midgardsormr, Odin, Pandemonium, Phoenix, Quetzalcoatl, Ragnarok, Ramuh, Remora, Seraph, Shiva, Siren, Sylph, Titan, Typhon, Unicorn, Valefor, World, World Pass, Worlds, Xdeath, Zande. Excerpt: This is one of the many worlds of FFXI. It was one of 20 servers activated upon the original release of FFXI in Japan. Alexander is the most commonly repeating holy/light-element summon in the Final Fantasy series. He always takes on an appearance like an artificial construct, often resembling a robotic castle. Final Fantasy VIAlexander is a long-slain Esper (summon) whose Magicite remains were held by Wrexsoul, a malevolent spirit who absorbed the souls of fallen soldiers, who haunt Doma Castle in the World of Ruins. Final Fantasy VIIAlexander is contained within a red Summon Materia obtained by defeating Snow, a beautiful woman made out of snow (based on Yuki-onna from Japanese folklore) at the Great Glacier. It is the only holy-element attack available to players, because the white magic Holy is a critical plot point not able to be cast in battle. Final Fantasy VIIIAlexander is obtained by drawing the Guardian Force (summon) out of Sorceress Edea (then possessed by Sorceress Ultimecia) at Galbadia Garden during battle (or from Sorceress Ultimecia's servant Catoblepas in the time-compressed world). Final Fantasy IXAlexander appears in Final Fantasy IX, though it is not summonable by players. The mega-Eidolon (FFIX's version of summons) is summoned by a jewel, which had been broken into four Jewels (Silver Pendant, in Dagger's possession, Falcon Claw, originally in the possession of Lindblum, the...
